Emma Rose Gallimore

Emma Rose Gallimore is a content writer who specializes in education and technology topics. She writes content that showcases new talent development pipelines, builds strong communities, and promotes innovative education technology. Find out more at https://emmagwriter.com/

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Can International Students Get Student Loans in the United States?

The short answer is: yes, international students can take out loans in the United States to help them pay for college. However, the loans available to international students are different from those available to U.S. residents. Here is what you...

How Tech is Changing the Travel Industry

Technology is changing the travel industry. It’s making travel easier, but also putting more demands on hospitality professionals. To keep up with the expectations of modern travelers, hospitality professionals need to understand how tech is changing the travel industry. Mobile...

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6 Questions International Students Should Ask Before Enrolling

As an international student looking for a university in the United States, you might be wondering how to choose where to apply. There are many universities to choose from, and you want to pick the one that is right for...

There are several steps you should follow if you want to transfer to the school of your dreams.

Advantages of public versus private universities

Choosing which U.S. university to attend can be overwhelming. There are so many choices. Which one is right for you? Many international students focus on the big-name schools like Princeton, Harvard and Columbia.They have name recognition and often show up...

Liberal arts degrees in the United States can open up many doors and opportunities for international students.

What is the I-20? A Guide for International Student Applicants

Coming to America to study? Before you arrive as an international student, you’ll need the I-20 Form. This form shows that you’re authorized to study in the United States. It lets government and school officials know why you’re in the...

Where Mechanical Engineers Work

Five Unexpected Places your Mechanical Engineering Graduate Degrees Could Take You If you think mechanical engineer just work on cars or troubleshoot heating and cooling systems, think again. Mechanical engineering is the most versatile discipline of engineering. When you graduate...

Strategies for Overcoming Culture Shock

When you first came to the United States you were so excited. Everything was new and interesting. You are eager to learn about your home for the next four years, make lifelong friends, get used to an entirely different way...

Travel Trends for 2019

To have a successful hospitality career you need to keep up with the latest travel trends. Like any other industry, the travel and tourism industry is impacted by technology and finances, and these influences can have surprising results on the...

Why Work for a Start-Up Company

Many people who earn their mechanical engineering degrees dream of working at a big-name organization. NASA, Google, Boeing, Apple and Lockheed Martin all seem like dream companies because they’re established leaders in the industry. However, they’re not the only ones...

Skills to Elevate Your Hospitality Career

Hospitality is a popular industry with a lot of growth potential. Earning your postgraduate degree in hospitality can help you further your career. You’ll be more likely to get promoted and have even more job opportunities whether you work in...

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How to Survive Football Season as an International Student

Near the end of August, right around the time when you first arrive on campus and start settling into your dorm, you may notice something strange happening. Some students are walking around wearing matching shirts. Others have colorful face paint....

What to expect from your first year of college in the United States

Whether you’re an experienced traveler or you’ve never left home before, coming to the United States to study is a new and exciting experience. Prepare for your adventure with this advice from five international students who have completed their first...

Living off campus can be a cheaper alternative to living in the dorms.

Living On Campus Versus Off Campus – How to Decide

You chose the university of your dreams and you have your acceptance letter. Congratulations! Now there’s just one more big decision to make before you start earning your degree in the United States -- will you live on campus or...

How to get a U.S. Internship as an International Student

When Aradhya Kochar came to the United States to study marketing and human resources, it was the first time she’d been away from home. She had never even stayed overnight at a friend’s house. Traveling the more than 12,600 km...

Transferring Schools as an International Student

As an international student, you worked hard to get into a university in the United States. Then you worked even harder to learn everything your new school had to teach you. Now it’s the end of your first year, and...